You Were Supposed to Sell Toys, So Why Are You Teaching Kids to Build Nuclear Bombs by Hand?

Lin Mo transmigrated to a parallel world and became the owner of a children's toy factory.

The industry was too cutthroat, and the factory was on the verge of bankruptcy, so Lin Mo decided to make hardcore toys.

Their slogan: "Our Longguo kids won't play with mud anymore. From now on, they'll make giant mushrooms!"

Building a successful line of children's craftsman tool kits.

Plastic becomes iron, glue becomes welding. Kids get a head start in life. Totally legit!

Then the style took a turn: ten-year-old brats were so skilled at digging, clamping, riveting, and other trades that scenes of them polishing missile noses and tungsten rods were everywhere...

Then came another hit: a children's chemistry lab.

How do you make explosives? Teach kids to be men, if they survive.

And then!

The Radium-Rich Nuclear Bomb Saint Atomic Energy Laboratory.

Making nuclear bombs by hand starts in childhood. A must-have for nine years of compulsory education!

The kids had the time of their lives!

Every year, the number of prodigies admitted to Longke University's youth program grew a thousandfold, then ten thousandfold!

Before anyone knew it,

Eagle Sauce was panicking, Cherry Island was terrified, and Bear Country was envious.

Years later,

Longguo's young people were all geniuses, each one a dragon!

And Lin Mo!

He was holding up half the sky of Longguo's scientific research!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.